The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 2 January 1909

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1 12 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    11 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2,
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    611 1 A large Failing vessel is ashore at l Tujoh— R^n 7. A descrip i)n of the eea epoits appearson Page 12. Parts cf Taoglin were flooded by the beivy raia yesterday afternoon— Page" 7. Two nioie shocks were experienced a' Messina on Wednesday— Pa ge 7. Martial law was
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      86 1 MILK. M///f /n which the Full fh Gow's Milk is retained. RING TESTIMONIALS W, MEN and Retail Dealers. SPECIAL and SPECIAL /%S!j%j>fr LifilEUß /^y^/ /^H^V SOLE S: W k^k fn Pure, Refreshing, Cheap n PECIAL UG*JJ A mmmummu,m,^Mmmmmmmmim i. i> niSENER BW iln 'B l^ e itsu^ ussan a s^
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      579 1 GOSLING CO.= WINE and SPIRIT MERCHANTS. SYRUPS, RASPBERRY, ROSE, LEMON, PINE APPLE, PEAR AND BANANA $1 QTS. OOcts. PINTS. Hirano Water $4.25, case pints. $6. 100 pints. Vichy (Celestine) Direct Importation. New Year Hampers supplied Prices $12 to $80 per case. GOSLING CO. HARIMA HALL Saturday, January 2nd, 1909 SPECIAL
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      96 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Notice re depositors in the Post Office Savings Bank Page 5. Notice re admission of Messrs. E.D.Hewan. D. T. Boyd and G. Macbain into the firm of Boustcad and Co and Edward Boustead Page 5. So/.odont, the fragrant tooth-powder, Maynard and Co. Page 11. Alhanibra attractions for Monday
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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      350 1 > < THE WEEK. Saturday, 2nd rTit;h Water. 63<■ a 7.58 p Mohamedhan Haii Raya. Sunday, 3rd Higb Water 7 31 a 8 58 p 2nd Sunday af^er Christmas N D L Mail Homeward due. nday, 4th ffigb Water.— B.22 a., 10 Op Maxim Ooy. Maxim Gun Drill S.R E.
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    4560 2 Sir Hi i R| lof King Carl toga! and I »n ground .:iiiy. I I i by y\ r I n victory at B SB, M- l.' K r I i to Hal ting ft* I iatica ill Transvaal. Library add* d -rv. I', Btfa Ol M^ r. fa Bw
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    THE YEAR 1908. AUGUST.
    3504 3 THE YEAR 1908. AUGUST. aeventytwo miners. Th^ King makes a brief speech at Marienhad at the dinner on the Emp«ror Franz Josefa seventy eighth birthday. N«w NY K. steamer Kamo Maru arrived at Singapore. M Co-operative Exhibition opened at Um Crystal Pila.-e. Mr Deakin and Lord Northcote sent wireless message
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      598 3 Chronic Dyspepsia. Angier's Emulsion soothes the mucous membrane of the stomach and intestines, arrests fermentation, checks bacterial growth* and /M" promotes normal heall' action of the bowel*. Doctors prescribe it for chronic indigestion fc I nervous dyspepsia, stomach and intestinal catarrh, etc. It has curt^ many obscure cases. 1&$ vHtTROLLUM
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    WHY CAN A FLY WALK UP A PANE OF GLASS?
    999 4 <•'; i- we In »ked iato the l'pp-r Victoria Memorial II .1! the oil irprii*-d to tiivl il fi*.te<l with A- it threw score deake as aa eiamint r j i -i! depressed and f 1 hall ..:i"-»-, sat ia.
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    Passengers for the Straits.
    461 4 Per PAO Delhi, due Jan I.— Mr H. R. Llewellyn, Mr E. M. Janiou, Miss Sellars, Mr C. 8. Ramsden, Mr 0. P. A.ppleton, Mr P. J. Thomson, Mr Curran, Mr. P. W. Barker, Mr G. N D,.y. Mr E. F. H. Edlin, Mr •nd Mrs
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    PILES AND ECZEMA.
    186 4 a Pao i The torturing ir of pile* blooilnn or blini i tm bag skin complaint M allay. <i b\ tion of Doaa'fl 0 and evt '-bora cases, which havr i er tread for;. .ickly yield to this hotting ment. Doan's Ointmeni arkably so< i ng iad
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    492 4 STEAItIfiRS. living port of departure, and (where Vno**) date due here, and name of Aga'* Andalusia, Hongkong, .lan S Bel M'-jer. A. L. Treville, Jan A. Ar.car, Hongkong, 1 I i Ii8 Avva M am, London, J«« 4 KuiUßi, A3- lotabajr, Jan 1 o*. Assaye, Hongkong, M I'
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      44 4 GONOSAN (Rieclel) contains Sandalwood oil and the extract of Kava-Kava. It is in the opinion of the Medical profession by far superior to any other preparation of Sandal- wood oil. Sold in bottles of 40 capsules by all dispensaries. For wholesale apply to the
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      403 4 CO MB Celebrated Oilmen's Stores f|rl PICKLES, SOUPS, JAMS, JELLIES, [W I POTTED MEATS, MALT VINEGAR. B I Agents for lea perrin s worcestershire suice gjjy Crosse Blackwell, Ltd. A GOOD START IN LIFE. SS doSy^esembTes human milk. No farinaceous or starchy food or unmodified cow s milk is Permissible
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      452 4 I T mmm mmm^ mm m^— M^ M MB aM<MM^ M^" I EF YOU SUFFER From any Skin or Blood Disease, such na Eczema, Scrofula, Scurvy, Glandular Swellings, Had Le^s, Ulcers, Abscesses, Tumours, Boils, Sores, Eruptions, Blood Poison, Rheumatism, Gout, <Sc, BORS'T DELAY bat at once start a course of
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    PORTRAIT IN PROFILE.
    612 5 The Pi \s:rr, of the most pregnant, and quite tba *b« I i"■ M It has afforded spirit ut! comfort to generations i BMttiag old ladies, who have po:-. murniag t > it m i transcendent expobiri mi -f Um iriek•lmm of jealou-y, the folly of self
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      19 5 No Fxim-i iment. You are not b;;y Chan V an- gettmtj a irt raration that bis an established re-
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      855 5 A NERVOUS WRECK THROUGH HIS SORROWS. Bombay Qbmtlbmam Bboxsm en Health. PniDl Nkw Lifh and VIOOXTB jn DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS. ThOM who have suffered the loss of someone near and dear to them will understand the kaiiblt) nervous strain under which Mr. I). A. dtr Silva, of Bombay, laboured
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      673 5 NOTWES. NOTICE. Depositors in the Savings Bink are reminded to send in their passbooks between the 4th and 18th January, 1909. for audit, in compliance with the Rules and Regulations under the Savings Bank Ordinance. Passbooks may be forwarded free by post to the Superintendent of the Bank. W. G.
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      1084 5 SINGAPORE AND KRANJI RAILV/AY. From Ist August, 1908, and until further notice. TRAIN SERVICE FOR WEEK DAYS ONLY. UP TRAINS. 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1: 3 11 am. am. am. am. am. am. pm. pm. pm. pm. pm. pm. pm. pm. Passir P.
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      539 5 THE Singapore Morning Daily. To Oaf Readers Singapore Free Press is now a ■lonung Daify, and is on sale ai denote, ;r I* eei ti U ruing (Si;: i xre r--' Cash price Ten Cents a py. •r-s* copies will be delivered ir I (or tou or ifprefi seven o'clock
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      Births.
      26 6 CAMPBELL. Dec. 7, at Epsom, wife of E. T. Campbell, of Samaranj,', daughter. Dennys. Dec. 8, at Tenterden, Kent, wife of F. L. Dennys, daughter.
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      Marriages.
      139 6 Creagh— Cork. Nov. 12, at St. Lucia, Lieut. J. V. Creagh, R.N., to Adela May, daughter of His Excellency Philip C. Cork, CM (1. De Silguy EWBNS. Dec. 3, at Bayswater, the Conite do Silguy, to Aukareta, daughter of C. Ewens, of Hongkong. W \dk WADE. Dec. 3, at
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    The Singapore Free Press.
    33 6 Ui-rc shaP t>ie Press tlie I'eoplc's r'\<zht maintain, U au bv influence nnrl unbribed by gain; Here patriot Troth h~<- picious precepts tlra-". Pledged to Religion, Loyalty and Law.
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    Saturday, Jan. 2, 1909.
    2070 6 Now that Mr Clehsnti of Hongkong has very completely photographed in his able state paper upou opium-smoking in China the picture of the exict relation that bears to the whole population, as affecting no more than 2 per cent of the population, we have now some
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    COL. P. B. TAYLOR. R.H.A.
    596 6 The W ir -e (I y Co), and R H. BplH ■Of Iff .i h i .1! iiel, reti, < i pay. This 1 li iiKi \vi. -rco t v. bicfa i( w.-.v 1 pttf w a t K rn Spruit (Brinn;*'>- B ■•'twas sent
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    SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES.
    76 6 I RT( .ns. "union 'Oboralt. Bandaj SckooL 3.40 pa Hi. 5.30 pm Evensong;, „n St Matthew's, Ski>oy Lin» 8 ••40 idaj s.ri;, 8.15 pm Evensr: >n Prinbkp Strek h -am. 9am Maty) Mr A I 7«| I fetfkk) Rev n M 8 tm. I ildreti's Bl of
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      164 6 HUH m JUST RECEIVED: a SHIPMENT >iJOHN DUNCAN SCON'S High-Class Cigarettes packed in 255, 50s, 100s PR.CES AM) SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. Caldbeck IVlacgregor Co., Singapore /&js\\ Qts. per case $36.00 m~- I'l ll Baby per doz. $10.50 qa| p Ar'FiMHTQ first Quality I J^jgjjjg^gP LIMITED. NEW STUDIO Rigk Class Piic
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      103 6 C N SALE or HIRE YOU CAN PURCHASE ON 1 1 1 hi Easy Payment System payments extending over a period of one year or more. All pianos specially constructed T I IIT ROBINSON PIANO Co., LIMITED. NOTICE. i G. R. Lambert Co., LIMITED, recall to the public that they
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      194 6 WILSON C9 PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS. The only High-class Studio in the Straits. High as our standard for Portraiture has been in the past it is even better to-day, as hundre-la of customers who have given us ■ittinga during the last couple of months will gladly testify. Our productions invariably earn for
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  • EARTHQUAKE SUFFERERS.
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    OUTRAGE ON FRENCH PRESIDENT.
    68 7 (By Submarice Telegraph. Renter's) A C rsctn named Baoedetti fired from the interi n tbrougb the irindowi o! a room to President Clemenceuu's window. N tholy wls hurt, Mud BonedeLti was arrested. The outrage appears to h*T« no political ■ignificaocs, bat to be the result of
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    YI'S SECRET MISSION.
    36 7 A Failure. The "Times" Naw.i York oorrospondeni wires that the secret mission of Tang Shao Yi to secure a form of alliance between America and China failed. America wss disinclined to the alliance.
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    REVENUE DECREASING.
    27 7 reived 6.45 pm. The revenue for the last quirter shows a decrease of £610,821, Tbe total decrease for the nine menths amounts to £b 000,000. > <
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    MR LEOPOLD PREMYSLAV.
    159 7 We would again remind the Singapore public that on Monday night at the Teutonia Club Mr Lsoprfd Piemysltv, the distinguished Polish violinist, will give a violin recital. Ail those who have heard Mr. Premyslav before will be sure to go again As for those who havo not
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    PENANG ANTI-OPIUM ASSOCIATION.
    122 7 A: the Annual General Meeting of the Penacg Anti -Opium Association held a few igo the following were appointed Office irera for the ensuing year President Mr. Foo Choo Choon. Vice- President Mr. Gob Taik Chee. Hon. Secretary Mr. Khoo Hock Tye. Hon. Treasurer Mr. Oon^ Seah
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    PINEAPPLE CULTIVATION IN SINGAPORE.
    305 7 The cnlti'«ition of pineappips on Singapore island baa taken larger ditnensiona than befre Large traits of country formerly occupied by secondary growth are now cleared and covered with pineapples. Great quantities of pines have also been brought into ■ore from the inlands around. The result of
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    1233 7 Quicquid agunl homines nostri en farrago Ithdli. JUVENAL. The Immortal Topicist, his great heart full of noble and benevolent sentiments, his Jass equally full of a sparkling goldenI ued fluid, decants the latter into a portable I ottle which he wears behind hin expansive -hirt-front, and
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    NEW POSTAL GUIDE.
    131 7 We acknowledge receipt from the Postmaster G-eneral of the S. S. Postal Guide for 1909. Natually it is up to date, and there are a good many amendments of rates as compared with kstyear, mostly in the direction of cheapening. In the 166 pages there is an
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    THE PIERROTS.
    60 7 The Catholic Club Pierrots will give their amusing aud clever entertainment agaiD this evening in the Memorial Hall, commencing at 5.00 pm. All children wi.l be admitted free without tickets. Adults will be asked to pa} r a dollar to help defray the cast of lighting &s. His
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    SAILING SHIP ASHORE.
    32 7 e are informed that a Lirge siiling ship is ashore cm Pulau Tujoh, off the lslaud of Banka. No other details were to hand whea we went to press.
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    AMERICAN BLUFF.
    381 7 Amusing Story of a Naval Incident. New York, Dec 5. Rear- Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan, who commanded the cruieer Raleigh during the tattle iu Manila Bay, died suddenly this n_orning. His last public appearance was during the marshalling of Mr Taft's business men's parade on the Saturday preceding
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      229 7 ROBINSON Co. THE GILLEnE SAFETY RAZOR. The Gillette Safety .Razor ia mad< ofSo'id Metal, Triple Silvei Plated, £q C+ and is supplied with 12 Blades eacli V A with 2 Bdges, in Neat Leather Silk L v Lined Case. r~~^"' fS9li^^^\ 4 Every blade ie( ready for use. \t^ »^\J
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    AMERICAN STORYETTES.
    404 8 T>a <,ne <*■■■. i~. tr»--H gr^w tfsrn t>"s--I'ioui with Perin, tb" Pariaian manager, ,ind gave him a stonrry i iart*«r of <m h-Hir. And "what >hd you do, my dour Perin?" aBk*;d r»»bvr«* M i,i nothing ,vn i iratokdd atrl b \li I :i feting to it. f>n
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    HALLEY'S EXPECTED COMET.
    198 8 anal], far and near, t ■of Halley sta nt< B, I >■- t!.- fact I t a. petittdl J i t. r\. r ooni pi raoiu ia Us a »oie man •be an- r the south- t but ha distance from At urhit of i tint, but
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      518 8 SHIPPING. WTK JAPAPi B'!L STEAMSHIP Co., ltd. A regular FORTNIGHTLY Rorv oe is lllSJntaimfl between Japan and fiarope b/ the loOoirißf NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMERS. Undb* Mail Oont&acts with THB IMTWMLLL Ji.PANBB» GOVRKNMKNT. Specially dy«i^n<id for the Company's European Berrioe, lighted throughout by Electricity, j provided with en^ellont accommoda,tion t'oi
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      744 8 SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egyptf Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London, Through Bills of Lading issued for China Ooaat, Persian Gulf, Continental and American Port*. Steamen will Uat« Singapore on or abort MAIL LINES. Outward (for China) Delhi Jan. 1 Delhi
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      708 8 SHIPPING OCEAN STEAM SKIP Co. Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam Nav. Co. Ltd. The Companies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Straits, China and Japan every week, and from Japan homeward! for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every lortnight for Genoa, Marseilles and Livorpool and for Marseilles, ll;ivre and
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      707 8 shipping. Tamburg amerTka line, hamburg. it The steamers of this Company maintain a rogolar service between Ebmbozgi Bremen Antwerp, and liotterdam, and the Straits, China and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month f;>r Bremerhaven direct, calling at Teuang and Colombo. Taking cargo
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      482 8 SHIPPING. Norddeut3cher Lloyd. Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE The fast s.nd wo!l-kn>-wn mail «U*aii.i this Company nail fottni^ltlf fr.-m Hnun.*L Hamburg "via lu-ttt-r-iftm, A: twnrp, Soutl ai: j-' >t Gibraltar. QoBOB, Njij< MM n Hi Naples. Ah->x«rj«iria and vic« vers* P.»rt S&i Bmb, Aden, Colombo, PHnai.^ >>:\c>~\ri< li n kon^,
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    OVER THE CHESS-BOARD.
    45 9 i w»-:in.' l minds by honest pa h*< ;i-*r Vl' ili'-.UI r.,t- >U P Problem No. I i 1 bita I pieces). .ad mate in three mo. |S B is solved by B-R4 B ti. beat II irne Three nag <ey move
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    MARSHALL V. MIESES.
    207 9 i.. a -n these misters U the result EM draw. The score •ninth gana> I ..Mniea all, shows ..illj the vere matched. We any criticism of the style or it to our readers with tie games we I from ker-Tan itch ra eorvlu-ions. Vlr Black—"Marshall. 1 K
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    GERMAN COLONIES.
    114 9 1 linij to the saVj »ct of mining explo- L).?peche Colon -er states jfc miniog operations there are la the; *»dtiui, 'ended .)-'fially 1 MMltll w,-st Atii 1. gold, mica, .tti -1 phosI d in lite iil mda. I ploratior: DO UB 1 ininittee bai derided tc ting
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      381 9 d| HMk Are you easily tired? BK-fr Is your work a J&lxluirtlrii? DO you ~y oi't *'H u-< 1 weak "A %B^:i:s.l f:iiiil Irf f*\ I? vour appctitt; poor? JX Art- you easily dis--1&r l I'/1 80, your nervou sysl em i■' weakir blood is impure, v ma illm 38
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      489 9 /A POPULAR CLERGYMAN Sciatica, Stiffness, Nervous and Muscular Fatigue The remarkable public appreciation of the important letters appearing in this announcement week by week, is due to the absolute reliability of the experiences narrated. The very people we ail know and feel we can trust, in whose word we have
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      334 9 White Ants!! Teredos, Dry Rot, Decay in Timber. The ONLY SAFEGUARD has been on its trial in large quantities for the past 10 years in the Straits Settlements, and proved all that is claimed for it. Six pieces of deal were partly coated with Jodelite and buried in a Singapore
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    HAPPY HUNTING GROUNDS
    561 10 HAPPY HUNTING GROUNDS [All Kt'inii Rnsanvao FOR LAZY MEN. i no -ON THE ZAMBESI, n F. C. SELOUS (Au'h.r S| '8 m it ia, I 1 f < 1 the earth, vnd I* whom 1 !l r Europe and irlcsome, who I am living h< I'i! < I m üblp
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    A Gcod Household Liniment.
    1290 10 I a bottle of Gb«nbarlaiß*fl Pain Halm ii b i -l m tlif bOMt Iht |»aui> Ol burns ami j h itlils may be promptly relieved, Ctlti Md brui-.-s quickly healed, swellingß \>tom ptiy j d an i rheumatism ami MOnlgia rob bed at their tam>
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      15 10 SAVARESSES RSANTAL'Ii fCAPSUIES^ tptJHINESS OF Oil, AND COATIHO OT lAEHBRAME. Of CURE. WITrl NO IHCCNVPMILHCtV
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      912 10 GYMKHANA RACE MEETING 1909, RACE COURSE. I Saturday, 13 th February, 190 9. f 1. Hunter's Hurdle Race.— A Cupprel Bcnted by H. E. Major-General T. Perrott, CB. A hurdle race for horses that have never won a flat race or hurdle race value $50. Catch weights 12st. 71i>. and
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      465 10 INSURANCES. FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. i ESTAIJLISHED 1882. Capital and Assets exceed 4,000,000 Gold Dollars. J. H. EVANj?, Manager, South Eastern Asia. BURGLAKY HOUSEBREAKING THEFT Policies covering these risks are issued by j the COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. Terms on application to The Branch Manager. Not 7
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      419 10 SUTTONS FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS Can now be purchased in small SINGLE PACKETS, all in air-tight TINS, which ensures fertility. KATZ BROTHERS, LTD. t For your own comfort in Tropical Countries use 1 Carbolic Soaps. I Sold by local Chtmists and Stores. Made by F. C. Calvcrt &Co Manchester, B*gl*
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    SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.
    666 11 'Carrier Pigeon Photographers The host Fire I Greatest Meteorite Museum ingemeot from TV :h -Borrowed Illuition t '.ir-i and Load i'u> .r Cause I Silent v > urfare -Cotton 88k. > -v;r:_ n a l< tt irri( r, the beaning pigeon has b >-n ma ie to do
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      38 11 Watch Symptoms of Croup. >.: p. ChambeK wi.l |.r. -vfii: the attack. Watch tort!) bst ■jmpitun. which is usually remedy freely. It :ild al\VH>> be kept iu the home where BH ebi ir. n. For sale by all li
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      614 11 AUQTIONis. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TANGLIN FURNITURE AUCTION THE PROPERTY OF F, E. WORSLEY TAYLOR, Bacj. At Clakklands No. 18-1 (off) Tanglin Rd. On Saturday, 9th January, at 2 o'clock. For full particulars see later Advertisements. H. L. COGHLAN Co., Auctioneers. lan 1 10.1 IN THI ESTATE OF Chua Choo Keng, Deceased
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      612 11 TO LET. TO LET Immediate entry. Ground floor godown and apper floor office. No, 4, Prince Street recently occupied by Messrs. Sharpe Ross Co. Rent $150 per month. Apply to Paterbon Simons <fc Co, Ltd Feb 13 u.c TO BE LET famished or unfurnished house No. 35 M 15right Land
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      578 11 EXCHANGE. (COKRKCTKD UP TO Dec 31.) Bant 4 m/B nom 2/4 T^ m demand 2/3| Prirate credit* 3 m/i w 2/4^ credits 6 m/s 2/4f Psakcb, deimand Bank M 2914 liiMANi, demand M 2364 [ndia,T. T, 1744 SoNGKOira, demand 24% roiiOHAMA, demand nom 113^ Java, demaaad 189| Bakqkok, demand M
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      972 11 SHARES. MINES. C«p(ta! CaplUl Itsoe Fdd Issued p*ld up Valo« op Company. QaoUtlo« pZ SUSS S3M££2 l* ♦400,000 375,000 10 10 Kanaboi Ltd £60,000 60,000 1 1 Kinia Tin Mines jS f}^°° 10 000 1 2 Kledang Tin Mining Co k<T viz So ii a ssi^ss^Ts-a 1 E £250,000 179,500
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    THE SEA SPORTS.
    1357 12 SOME KEEN CONTESTS. Whether or not the Clerk of the Weather haa a special prefeience for pouring ram, certain it ia that he hk» I to indulge his tns?»- for t h»* Litter at mont, inconvenient, times W limu Singapore holds It-* Sea Sport~ on the tirs?
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    ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
    141 12 Drummers v Si.nali.lrs. .V Tanglin, a friendly gr.mo was played between the above sides. Oa a very bad fpround, caused through tho heavy rain, Willis kicked off for the Drums. Play was carried iuto tl e 1 M'.m-- n.d, hut the backs were s^fe. I^fßirg the first talf,
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    INDIAN NEWS.
    116 12 \'in Ceylon.] Calcutta, Doc. 22. In all probability Punitive Police will be quartered in the affected areas along the line where bombs have twice been thrown at carriages in which Mr Hume was travelling. Dec. 23. A public meeting will be held in the Town II ill. Calcutta,
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    REV. J. G. SWINDELL LECTURES.
    261 12 An extremely interesting lecture was given at the usual wetkly meeting of the members of tfae Dudley Literary Society, on Thursday i veiling, the title being Life in the Malay Peninsula," and the lecturer irai the Rev. F. G. Swindell, colonial tin ;ii Malacca, a
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    477 12 Sir Charles Jesael, chairman of the company, presided on Dec. 8 over the Britisb North Borneo Company's annual dinner, held at the Hotel Cecil, when some 300 persons were present, including many representatives of Colonial Governments. Mr W. C. Cowie, managing director of the company,
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    284 12 The walking craze seems to have caught in Penang. A member of the Civil Service who walked round the island soon after Dr. Donald made his famous walk, has again essayed the feat. This time he did it within 12 hours, thus heating the assistant in the
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    216 12 Last Monday afternoon the funeral of the late Mr. Arthur Henry Withers took place from the General Hospital to the Western Road Cemetery. The cortege left the Hospital punctually at 5 o'clock and a quarter of an hour later arrived at the Cemetery where
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